Meddle is one of the most fascinating albums Pink Floyd has made, with its diverse soundscapes and epic conclusion with Echoes, arguably the band’s best song.

It has its issues, with Seamus being a song that really drags this album down. However, even with the albums issues, it still stands tall as another success under the band’s belt of timeless classics.

Theater kid black metal.

I had a pretty decent listening experience my first time around, nothing superb, but nothing bad either. Then I went back and listened to Trench and that really opened my eyes as to how weak this album is.

There are a lot of great stuff here, but the band decides to put ion a bunch of stupid, goofy shit into the music and it ruins any emotional build up the album is trying to do. There is this constant feeling of emotional whiplash and the album never shakes, making it a very jarring and ... read more

Wrote this on Musicboard when the album originally released. My thoughts haven't changed, so I'll copy it here word for word.

The vocalist for the band was replaced because of issues relating to him posting seemingly transphobic statements on his social media. I went to check up on the actual comments he made. It wasn’t a joke, it wasn’t like some minor oopsy thing out of context. It was some heinous shit he said, weather you agree with him or not.

The band announced this morning ... read more

This album changed the way I viewed music. This was my entryway into experimental and sonically oppressive music and still holds up as one of my favorite albums of the decade so far.

This man's entire schtick is ripping of other musician's styles and jokes. There is literally nothing original this guy does and it's getting all this hype.

You're getting you Minecraft account banned with this one buddy.

Listened to this after I finished Clancy.

This album is still their best work and it’s not even close.

It’s a very solid deathcore album with banger vocals.

Nothing more.

I'm going to come back to this after I listen to her other two albums again, but man, even though it was a very pleasant listen, I do feel like her other albums are better and have a lot more memorable aspects to them

One of the best black metal records that has released this decade due to its diversity in sound, thick musical atmosphere and mixing that doesn’t sound like complete dog shit.

Most impressively, this is a self-published album, the second in less than a year. If this is only his second project, I’m excited to see what he makes in the future.

Although the album medals together in a way that the songs begin to sound the same, I had a very pleasant listening experience and love the album art.

I can’t be critical on an album like this. Dave Grohl making thrash metal is wholesome :).

I do not claim this man.

Alex hasn't spoken to me since this album released.

The incomprehensible horrors do tend to get a bit quirky at night.

While the album contains some of the band's best material to date, some of its softer moments feel out of place.

While still not as excellent as the band's later projects, this album marks a true turning point of the band becoming one of the best deathgrind bands out there.

Their first 'good' album and where the band finally found a footing in what they wanted to do.

Another step forward, but they are baby steps.

It is kinda funny not gonna lie, but the joke gets old quickly.